Timesplitters: Future Perfect is the last entry in the series, and boy did they go all out. 150 absurd characters, 37 creative weapons, a fully voiced campaign, and the most absurdly interactable maps in a first person shooter topped off with a versatile tool for making your own maps and game modes. For anyone looking for local multiplayer to indulge in, this is a title that holds up even to this day, and in some ways is decently ahead of its time.